Jing de Hall Review

Jingdetang was built in the early Qing Dynasty in Shunzhi, it is an H-shaped ancient dwelling, with patios in the front and back halls, good lighting, two sides are vans, the south side is the front yard, the north side is the kitchen, the whole building is simple decoration, the typical square pillars in the house, the door building bricks are beautifully carved, here is Hongcun Ming late Qing early representative of the residential houses.

The whole building of Jingdetang is simple and simple, and the columns are square. It is a representative work of the houses of Hongcun in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. You can understand the life situation of ordinary merchants and the pattern of Huizhou Ming and Qing buildings. The hall is arranged in the back, and the front and back halls have patios, which have good lighting performance.

The hall is arranged back, the front and back halls have patios, good lighting performance, two sides are the van, the south side is the front yard, the north side is the kitchen, there is a small patio in the kitchen, there is a small hall facing west and east and a large garden on the east side. The "Jingdetang" "Jingdetang" is similar to the accumulated "product" pronunciation, reflecting the master's hope that his descendants can accumulate virtue and do good. The owner likes to plant flowers and plants, leave plenty of place in front of the main house, and place a wooden small room on the left side of the yard, equivalent to a greenhouse, and put the bonsai in the room in winter. Huizhou people attach great importance to the construction of the gate building, there are "thousand gold gate building, four or two houses", the ancients would rather spend a thousand two gold to build the gate building, only four or two to build the house, sounds a bit exaggerated, but can reflect the gate building is a status symbol. The sculptures of Jingdetang Gate Building have many symbolic meanings. There are salmon and a faucet in the corner, expressing the hope that their children and grandchildren will dominate. Below the salmon is the Meilan Bamboo Chrysanthemum Four Happy Tu, Meilan Bamboo Chrysanthemum Four gentlemen represent the tenacity of will and high quality, and the four magpies are festive and auspicious. The magpie Deng Meitu, for the meaning of happy brows. East deer, Ximatu, "deer" is the harmonic of Fushou "shou", I hope that future generations can be rich in clothing and food, and life is abundant.

The whole building of Jingdetang is simple and simple, and the columns are square. It is a representative work of the houses of Hongcun in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. You can understand the life situation of ordinary merchants and the pattern of Huizhou Ming and Qing buildings. The hall is arranged in the back, and the front and back halls have patios, which have good lighting performance.

The whole building of Jingdetang is simple and simple, and the column is square. It is a representative work of the houses of Hongcun in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. You can understand the life situation of ordinary merchants and the pattern of Huizhou Ming and Qing buildings. It is located at the lower reaches of Hongcun Niuchangshuizhen, built in the early Qing Dynasty (1646), is a type H residential. The hall is arranged back, the front and back halls have patios, good lighting performance, two sides are the van, the south side is the front yard, the north side is the kitchen, there is a small patio in the kitchen, there is a small hall facing west and east and a large garden on the east side.

Jingdetang is the representative work of the houses of Hongcun in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. It was built in the Shunzhi period in the early Qing Dynasty (1646). The whole building is decorated in a simple manner and the columns are square. There are still people living in the home, and the home training is hung in the hall, "determined not to follow the current, pay attention to learning the ancients difficult", prompting future generations: do not drift with the current, actively advance.